iPhone Nano rumors were made a few days ago by Kevin Chang but have now been retracted by JP Morgan. The iPhone Nano is not entirely out of the question although it may be delayed until sometime next year. It did take over two years for the original iPhone to make its debut.
According to a rebuttal from the North America Equity Research division, “has not been able to independently confirm” Mr. Chang’s comments with a second source and also mentions that “a lower-end iPhone appearing in the near-term would be unusual and highly risky.”
JP Morgan believes a “high priced, non-subsidized 3G model” will be produced “in the first half of 2008.” This line unfortunately raises more questions than answers to the other JP Morgan analyst.
A 3G iPhone or a smaller better priced iPhone Nano will be highly received by consumers and Apple fans throughout the world. I will be waiting for the 3G iPhone release to make my final decision on purchasing the Apple smartphone. Via Engadget.